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Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference: Season 2018-19

2017-18

2019-20

WHAC Ranking

1 Cornerstone (10)		16-4(23-7)
2 Madonna (24)		15-5(22-8)
3 Indiana Tech		15-5(19-11)
4 Siena Heights		12-8(16-12)
5 Lourdes		9-11(18-12)
6 Rochester, MI		9-11(16-14)
7 Lawrence Tech		8-12(13-16)
8 Mich.-Dearborn		8-12(11-19)
9 NW Ohio		6-14(10-20)
10 Concordia, MI		6-14(8-22)
11 Aquinas Coll.		6-14(7-23)

WHAC Women 2018-2019
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Points Per Game

Ty'Rese SEARLES
  Lawrence.
  (190-G-)
  Avg: 23.2

1. Searles, Lawrence.	23.2
2. Burton, Madonna	22.2
3. Vander-Sluis, Cornerst.	19.9
4. Jordan, Siena H.	18.9
5. Snow, Lourdes	18.5
6. Jones, Lourdes	17.1
7. Thompson, Concordi.	16.6
8. Reynolds, Madonna	16.6
9. Mackey, NW Ohio	16.6
10. Phair, Indiana Tech	16.5

Rebounds Per Game

Sam VANDER SLUIS
  Cornerst.
  (206-C-)
  Avg: 15.7

1. Vander-Sluis, Cornerst.	15.7
2. Groves, Indiana .	10.2
3. Mackey, NW Ohio	8.9
4. Gigliotti, Mich.-De.	8.2
5. Snow, Lourdes	7.3
6. Bethel, Lawrence.	7.3
7. Myles, Lawrence.	7.3
8. Jordan, Siena H.	7.0
9. Agba, Rocheste.	7.0
10. Joyner, Mich.-De.	6.9

Assists Per Game

Justin NAFSO
  Rocheste.
  (178-PG-)
  Avg: 5.5

1. Nafso, Rocheste.	5.5
2. Rodriguez, Cornerst.	5.2
3. Lauf, Lourdes	5.0
4. McDaniel, Concordi.	4.4
5. Paul, Mich.-De.	4.1
6. Wincowski, Indiana .	3.9
7. Dickerson, Siena H.	3.3
8. Early, Indiana Tech	3.3
9. Vander-Sluis, Cornerst.	3.2
10. Burton, Madonna	3.1

Steals Per Game

Joel WINCOWSKI
  Indiana .
  (193-G-)
  Avg: 2

1. Wincowski, Indiana .	2.0
2. Nafso, Rocheste.	2.0
3. McDaniel, Concordi.	1.7
4. Lauf, Lourdes	1.7
5. Kegley, Mich.-De.	1.6
6. Black, Concordi.	1.6
7. Montes, NW Ohio	1.5
8. Smith-II, Siena H.	1.3
9. Dickerson, Siena H.	1.3
10. Thompson, Concordi.	1.3

Blocks Per Game

Sam VANDER SLUIS
  Cornerst.
  (206-C-)
  Avg: 2.6

1. Vander-Sluis, Cornerst.	2.6
2. Jordan, Siena H.	1.6
3. Mettie, Madonna	1.3
4. Groves, Indiana .	1.3
5. Hayes, Cornerstone	1.2
6. Kline, Indiana Tech	1.1
7. Perez, NW Ohio	1.1
8. Mackey, NW Ohio	1.0
9. Zysk, Concordi.	1.0
10. White, Lourdes	0.9

Indiana Tech wins WHAC tournament (Photo: WHAC)

Indiana Tech 2018-19

#	Name	CM (INCH)	Pos	Bo	NAT
4	Wincowski Joel	193 (6'4'')	G	0
20	Primerano Logan	193 (6'4'')	G	0
10	Phair Dylan	185 (6'1'')	G	0
2	Huber Max	198 (6'6'')	F	0
22	Groves Darren	203 (6'8'')	F	0
33	Good Dilyn	206 (6'9'')	F	0
3	Early Edmond	185 (6'1'')	G	0
15	Lehrman Lucas	206 (6'9'')	F	0
23	Davison Jeremy	185 (6'1'')	G	0
25	Canfield Tyler	178 (5'10'')	PG	0
42	Kline Josh	206 (6'9'')	F	0
1	Morken Mitch	193 (6'4'')	G	0
12	Hairston Darnei	180 (5'11'')	G	0
21	Morey Ryan	183 (6'0'')	PG	0
5	Froedge David	183 (6'0'')	PG	0
11	Henderson Tyler	183 (6'0'')	PG	0
21	McKinney Cory	183 (6'0'')	PG	0
32	Boateng Jason	201 (6'7'')	F	0
Head Coach: Ted Albert Coach Assistant: Jantzen Goodwin

Indiana Tech wins WHAC tournament - Mar 1, 2019

Third-seeded Indiana Tech staged the upset of the tournament, defeating top-seeded Cornerstone 72-61, to claim the 2019 Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference (WHAC) Men's Basketball Tournament. The Warriors become just the second third seed to win the tournament; Cornerstone did it in 2014.
With the tournament title, Indiana Tech receives the league's second automatic berth to the NAIA Division II Men's Basketball National Championship. Cornerstone received the first auto bid with the regular-season championship.
Indiana Tech capped off the first half with a 7-0 run highlighted by a steal by Edmond Early (6'1''-G), Jr. and a dunk by Josh Klein for a 34-31 lead at the break. Sam Vander Sluis (6'9''-C) and Gabe Meriwether (6'3''-G) opened up the second half with the first five points for a short-lived Cornerstone lead. Twenty seconds later, Tech reclaimed the lead on a three by Dylan Phair (6'1''-G).
The teams traded baskets with Indiana Tech remaining in front by the narrowest of margins until Early, Jr. hit a layup at the 12-minute mark for a six-point advantage. Cornerstone chipped the lead down to one point when Christian Rodriguez (5'11''-PG) hit a layup at the 9:06 mark. Early, Jr. and Klein responded for the Warriors for a little breathing room, but Vander Sluis closed the gap to a single point at 55-54 with just over five minutes left. Indiana Tech then went on a 17-7 run to close out the game, including 4-for-4 from the free throw line in the final minute.
Mitch Morken (6'4''-G) scored a career-high 21 points while adding a career-high six steals to lead the Warriors. Early, Jr. had 15 points, seven assists and four rebounds while Josh Kline (6'9''-F) added 14 points, seven rebounds and two blocks off the bench. Dylan Phair chipped in 12 points while Max Huber grabbed a career-high 14 rebounds to push Tech to 22-11.
Vander Sluis led Cornerstone with 23 points, 18 rebounds, and three blocks. Meriwether added 15 points as the only other Golden Eagles (25-8) in double figures.

Courtesy of whac.net

WHAC Tournament Final: Indiana Tech - Cornerstone 72-61
WHAC Tournament Semifinals:
Cornerstone - Siena Heights 84-66
Madonna - Indiana Tech 68-83

All-WHAC Awards 2019 - Mar 1, 2019

All-WHAC 1st Team 2019

Burton

Jordan

Nafso

Phair

Primerano

Player of the Year: Sam Vander Sluis (6'9''-C) of Cornerstone
Defensive Player of the Year: Sam Vander Sluis (6'9''-C) of Cornerstone
Newcomer of the Year: Dwight Burton (6'1''-G) of Madonna
Coach of the Year: Noel Emenhiser of Madonna

1st Team
G: Dwight Burton (6'1''-G) of Madonna
F: Keith Jordan (6'6''-F-98) of Siena Heights
PG: Justin Nafso (5'10''-PG) of Rochester, MI
G: Dylan Phair (6'1''-G) of Indiana Tech
G: Logan Primerano (6'4''-G) of Indiana Tech
G: Joshua Reynolds (6'3''-G) of Madonna
PG: Christian Rodriguez (5'11''-PG) of Cornerstone
G: Ty'Rese Searles (6'3''-G) of Lawrence Tech
F: Clif Snow (6'5''-F) of Lourdes
C: Sam Vander Sluis (6'9''-C) of Cornerstone

2nd Team
G: Armand Cartwright (6'1''-G) of Rochester, MI
G: Riley Costen (6'5''-G) of Cornerstone
G: DeMarco Dickerson (6'4''-G) of Siena Heights
G: Kadeim Jones (6'2''-G) of Lourdes
G: Brett Lauf (6'2''-G) of Lourdes
F: Deshawn Lewis (6'4''-F) of Aquinas Coll.
F: Willis Mackey (6'8''-F) of NW Ohio
G: Jonathan Swift (6'2''-G-97) of Madonna
G: Jalen Thompson (6'2''-G) of Concordia, MI
G: Joel Wincowski (6'4''-G) of Indiana Tech

All-Defensive Team
G: Riley Costen (6'5''-G) of Cornerstone
G: Edmond Early (6'1''-G) of Indiana Tech
F: Keith Jordan (6'6''-F-98) of Siena Heights
PG: Justin Nafso (5'10''-PG) of Rochester, MI
G: Jonathan Swift (6'2''-G-97) of Madonna

All-Freshman Team
F: Jalen Bethel (6'7''-F) of Lawrence Tech
F: Josh Kline (6'9''-F) of Indiana Tech
G: Zach Lattimer (6'4''-G) of Mich.-Dearborn
F: Mark Mettie (6'10''-F) of Madonna
G: Zach Montes (6'4''-G) of NW Ohio
F: Carter Nyp (6'9''-F) of Cornerstone

All-Academic Team
PG: AJ Atwater (6'0''-PG) of Aquinas Coll.
F: Dakota Bostic (6'5''-F) of Concordia, MI
G: Cannon Campbell (6'1''-G) of Rochester, MI
G: Armand Cartwright (6'1''-G) of Rochester, MI
G: Riley Costen (6'5''-G) of Cornerstone
PG: Brendan Fleming (5'9''-PG) of Rochester, MI
G/F: Andrew Francis (6'4''-G/F-94) of Rochester, MI
G: Desmond Frazier (6'1''-G) of Lourdes
F: Mahdi Hamade (6'5''-F) of Mich.-Dearborn
G: Jon Hovermale (6'1''-G-97) of Siena Heights
F: Max Huber (6'6''-F) of Indiana Tech
PG: Jared Jackson (5'9''-PG) of Mich.-Dearborn
G: Andrew Kline (6'5''-G) of Rochester, MI
F: Clarke Lamb (6'8''-F) of Madonna
PG: Zezva Liluashvili (6'0''-PG-95) of Aquinas Coll.
F: Willis Mackey (6'8''-F) of NW Ohio
G: Mitch Morken (6'4''-G) of Indiana Tech
PG: Justin Nafso (5'10''-PG) of Rochester, MI
C: Ander Perez (7'2''-C-96) of NW Ohio
G: Dylan Phair (6'1''-G) of Indiana Tech
G: Joshua Reynolds (6'3''-G) of Madonna
G: KJ Sayer (6'3''-G) of Madonna
G: Jonathan Swift (6'2''-G-97) of Madonna
C: Moses Toriola (6'10''-C-95) of Rochester, MI
PG: Evan Vasquez (5'10''-PG) of Lourdes
G: Cap Wilson (6'6''-G) of Rochester, MI
G: Joel Wincowski (6'4''-G) of Indiana Tech